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Hacking Health

Dr Benjamin Cheah, Lead of Hacking Health Malaysia, Consultant Physician & Rheumatologist | Cedric Chua, Marketing Lead, Hacking Health Malaysia

29-Aug-17 16:00

Hacking Health

From shared vehicles to apartment rentals, digital technology is dismantling paradigms and building new models. How can such disruptive forces improve healthcare? That’s the question asked by Hacking Health Malaysia, a platform of healthcare and IT professionals. Join us to learn how the team marries innovators and doctors.


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